Former Zambia U-20 National Team midfielder Musonda Kalale has completed a move to ZPL Men’s National League side Lumwana Radiants. The hard-tackling defensive midfielder arrives as Lumwana continue to strengthen their squad in pursuit of a strong finish to the 2025/26 campaign.
Sources close to the club have confirmed that Kalale has signed a two-year contract with the Solwezi-based outfit. The former Chambishi FC midfielder is expected to add steel, experience, and leadership to Lumwana’s midfield department as the second half of the season intensifies.
Kalale brings with him solid domestic experience, having previously spent four seasons at Nchanga Rangers before making the switch to Chambishi. Known for his aggressive ball-winning ability and tactical discipline, the midfielder has built a reputation as a reliable defensive presence in the middle of the park.
On the international front, Kalale boasts an impressive youth pedigree, having represented Zambia at the U-20 level in both 2017 and 2019. He is also the younger brother of the late Changwe Kalale, a respected figure in Zambian football, further underlining his strong football background.
What the Move Means for Lumwana Radiants
Lumwana Radiants are currently 6th on the ZPL Men’s National League table with 29 points, firmly in contention for a strong league finish. The arrival of Kalale signals the club’s intent to maintain momentum and solidify their push in the upper half of the table.
With his National League experience and youth international exposure, Kalale is expected to play a key role as Lumwana look to convert consistency into tangible results during the business end of the season.
Conclusion
Musonda Kalale’s move to Lumwana Radiants represents a significant addition for the National League side, blending experience, pedigree, and defensive solidity. As Lumwana continue their campaign from a competitive sixth position, the midfielder’s impact could prove decisive in shaping their season’s ambitions.
